[Lxc-users] Bridged network interface inside Virtualbox VM
Luis M. Ibarra
mibarra at hacom.com.pe
Fri Sep 27 13:40:45 UTC 2013
I'm gonna forward this to the list:
> Short answer, you can't.... as far as I tested =)
Thanks, Luis, at least I know I don't need to waste more time on this
yak-shaving adventure.
> - Network cards must be enable in promiscuous mode "Allow all", 'cause
> the lxc guest needs to flood its MAC address (correct me if i'm wrong).
> - If you are using host only mode for the network cards, you need a NAT
> in the physical machine for the vbox guests to get internet connection.
Yea, i tried promiscuous mode but that still didn't help the lxc guest
make outbound connections.
> I'm pretty sure this is an issue regarding mac flooding with the lxc
> veth interfaces and virtualbox.
My understanding is that vbox can only have *one* MAC address per
virtual network device. Someone please correct me if I have this
wrong.
The only thing I can think of at this point is creating a NAT network
on the LXC host, and using iptables to forward traffic back and forth
between the LXC host and its guests. It's unfortunate that we don't
have a native "lightweight" virtualization solution on OSX. Maybe
I'll look into booting Linux off a USB drive and running LXC natively
on the Macbook via a CentOS or Ubuntu.
thanks
Sean
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